Order - Garlic Rice: 4/5 was really good, perfect amount of…read moregarlic. - Potatoes: 5/5 perfectly seasoned. Crunchy on the outside soft on the inside. Try with the banana catsup. It's weird but so good. - 8pcs Chicken half spicy: 4.7/5 it was really good. The half spicy was really good, not spicy to me but that's not unusual. Got hot sauce in the side and it was really tasty! - Mochi Cake: 10/5 so freaking good! Service was fantastic and the inside is really cute. Small but welcoming. TL:DR: Is it cheap? No. But it's a gluten free fried chicken that is actually good, the sides are bomb, and the price for the value is there.

Kaboom! Best fried chicken I've ever seen or eaten. Yes, one look at all the pieces (ordered the…read more8pc) and you can see beauty in its creation and attention to detail. Got the half spicy half normal and dusting of spice was perfect. The fact that this is gluten free (which is fantastic for all GF folks in our family) is even more Amazing how they got everything right with the crunch and flavor. Potato skins and garlic rice were good too, though less garlic would have been better. Could easily make this into a garlic egg fried rice and larger portions. The staff were super attentive and took time to explain everything to first time visitors. Steady stream of take out orders as seating is limited. Would come back to try the other sides too. Happy to report no reaction for gluten free member of our family, top marks for safety.

The food is very good! I was really irritated when the left out a half sheet of cobbler. I wrote…read morea bad review and the owner reached out and refunded our entire check. When I have a terrible experience and the business makes it right I am an advocate! Good Job! I am very happy - will go back for cobbler the next time. The chicken is great and all of the sides are not just after thoughts but super tasty! Go.

I am such a lover of gizzard! I can blame my time in the south. So who wants gizzards at 1145pm ?…read moreMe I was much and I couldn't resist. I ordered on line and the food was quick, fast and the taste is fresh and delicious. For once it was too busy and they had it ready in 12 minutes . I'm glad they have this one open late. It's close and UW which makes sense . That area are late nighters!

Needed some food and found this place. Walking inside you hear music playing and a couple screens…read moreahead of you to order from. There is also a Tea drink called Yan inside as well. I ordered the Chicken Sandwich w/Fries & The Katsudon. Chicken Sandwich was good....Katsudon was good as well. If you're in the area swing by.

Very good fried chicken restaurant! I had their chicken sandwich and their tenders and they were…read moreboth pretty good. My favorite was their chicken sandwich, as the portioning was decent sizing. Chicken was crispy and tender. The bad part about the tenders were the portion. They didn't have that much and it was decently pricey. The service was moderately slow. There was only one worker doing the service and the other worker was on his computer the whole time and not helping the other individual. The ambiance was chill. Nothing special about it. Just a place to enjoy from fried chicken. Inside the restaurant, there's also a boba place so that's cool.

My hubs and I have been wanting to try Cookie's for a while and finally gave it a go last night. We…read moreordered using the Toast app at 5:10pm and picked up at 5:30pm. Our order was waiting for us and the front staffer was nice and friendly. The restaurant is spacious with a homey, kitschy vibe and the front wall of windows were wide open. On a hot summer day, this would be a nice, airy place to eat in. We might eat there next time. 10 minutes later we were home and looking forward to digging into our chicken! We split a Large Bag o' Bites which were crispy, savory, and delicious breaded chicken breast pieces. We also got the three piece combo: two drumsticks and a thigh. We got everything non-spicy and found it all to be delicious, moist, and crispy. I am especially grateful that Cookie's makes their fried chicken WITHOUT DAIRY since I have a hard time digesting milk protein. Thank you, Cookie's for a filling and delicious dinner of fried chicken. We will be back!

Cookie's was a let down, I'll start out with that. I had all the hope in the world that this place…read morewas going to wow me, but alas, it was not to be. I'll start with some positives: you can order directly on their website (as opposed to being forced to use some fee-heavy service like DoorDash), they're quick, and the Barn Burner sandwich was good. Now for the cons. Either they messed my order up or I was the fool here and screwed up when ordering online, but the four piece tendies I got were plain and utterly spice-less. Being a pepper head and spice fiend, this was a bummer, but it forced me to see that the chicken wasn't seasoned very well. Outright bland one might say. The chicken also had a kind of toughness to it. Not from being really dry or anything, but more from the raw cuts of meat not being trimmed correctly, like I was eating bits of tendon or something. Hey when I order tendies I thought that was cutesy-short for tenders not tendons! They weren't bad, but they were not very good either. The Barn Burner sandwich was decent though, and at a level three of spice, it had a nice heat. I'll give them another chance down the road, but ultimately, in a city that has so many great fried chicken options (Triangle Spirits, S/T Hooligans, and Sisters and Brothers), it's going to be hard to make the decision to choose them again after the meal I had.

Hands down Five stars. Great service, kind workers, very respectful and the food was amazing. They…read morehave great ambiance.

Overall it's just a meh experience, even though it's cheap I really don't think it's worth it. The…read morechicken is moist enough and I think it could be good but it kind of tastes gross the more you eat it. The sauce is basic, they have a single slice of lettuce in the sandwich, but it is a lot of chicken. If you want to add on fries, instead of getting the combo (bc I didn't want a drink) it's the same price as the sandwich itself which is ridiculous. You order through a machine so technically there's not really any service. The environment is quiet unless there's a lot of customers and they do have a few tables where you can play games at, but I don't know if I'll go again.

It's been a while since we've been here and it's now $15.99 for a sandwich!! Realized as I write…read morethis that I specified to have it cute in half and it was not. The no pickles or lard were adhered to at least. Got a mild heat level and it was a little spicy. What we got did not look like my original photos. Smaller portion, but still filling. Pricey. We also got fries and the lil chickie sliders (no lard, no pickles) at a medium heat level and I guess my partner thought the sliders would be a little bigger than they were - similar to regular sandwich portion - they were small...maybe tiny tender size. I couldn't see em before she ate em. Overall no complaints. The fries size was good. A little seasoned. $36.32 for sliders, sandwich and fries + tax. Standard are for a meal for two, but it felt expensive being al la carte. We ordered online and they were timely in getting the food out for pick up. It's in a shared space with Rachel's Ginger Beer, so the pick up area is a little hidden, but it's out of the way from ordering from the main space. Parking is shared with U Village and can sometimes be tricky as it's usually very busy.

Thought it was pretty good and the seasoning was nice, I've never had daikon in a chicken sandwich…read moreor slider before but it added a nice crunch and flavor. Kind of reminded me of pickles but I think a lot of people who don't like pickles might prefer this! Service was so nice, asked if I had been before and it was my first time so I received a 10% discount. That being said it is on the pricier side, a regular chicken sandwich is ~$16 and the sliders were ~$11. Aside from the sauce in the sandwich, other sauces are 99 cents each, not sure about the amount you receive. There weren't any combos, as far as I'm aware, so a side of fries is also extra. The restaurant is combined w a drinks spot, it's pretty cozy inside and the decorations were very nice.

Super confusingly, the outside of the building still has the old Honeybee Chicken sign on it. I…read morewonder when they'll replace it now that it's way past soft/grand opening. I though that the food was excellent for the price, and they're strategically located in the same space as Yan Tea, so it's so easy to pick up a drink while ordering food. The popcorn chicken is a Taiwanese-style popcorn chicken made with fried chicken thigh and topped with salt and white pepper. If they use five-spice powder, I couldn't really tell since I was popping the chicken into my mouth as fast as I could without burning myself. It's super juicy and flavorful. I didn't get any hard bits of connective tissue despite it being made from deboned chicken thigh. I would get this again! I also got to try some wings. Their wings were super moist. When the order came out, the wings were piping hot. Biting into them would release a gush of hot juices, nearly causing a burn. I actually did burn myself, so I couldn't tell the seasoning as much, but they were delicious. Service was fast, and there were a bunch of people getting takeaways.

Nom Nom Sando was good! We got the popcorn chicken, katsu chicken, fries, and a strawberry sando…read more Everything was pretty tasty! The katsu chicken was a little on the dry side, but nothing that ruined the meal for us. Next time, I definitely want to try some of the drinks from the other side because they looked SO good! The atmosphere is very U District, which was fun, and there was plenty of seating when we went. Overall, a good casual spot to grab some chicken and a quick bite. We'd come back!

Soooo good, so refreshing on a warm summer day, and so many flavors!…read moreAfter lunch and walking around U Village we stopped in and got a Blueberry and Mango Ginger Beer FLOAT Must try! 10/10!

I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had Hawaiian style fried chicken at this specific…read morelocation. We opted for the chicken sandwich and the Mac & Kimcheese. The sandwich had pickled daikon radish and kewpie mayo that really brought out the flavours of the chicken. The Mac & Kimcheese was also good flavour wise!! The ginger beer had a variety of options. I ended up getting the guava while my husband got the seasonal flavour of mango and cherry.both were excellent and paired well with the food. We ate in front of the open window and enjoyed the sunshine. Overall, a great experience!

Vegan strawberry shake = 5 stars! (house-made organic soy and organic coconut soft-serve ice cream…read morehand-spun with organic strawberries; a size small is plenty!) Vegan cobb salad = 4 stars. Vegan chicken nuggets = 4.5 stars (yum, with BBQ sauce!). Vegan chicken wings = 3 stars.

Vegan junk food. Kind of gross sauce, reminded me of the vegan fast food at veggie grill. Seek…read morehealthier vegan food elsewhere, please.

This tofu house is the second one in the Avenue. We pick this location due newer restaurants and is…read moreon the Ave. The time we arrive around 5:30 was empty. Then the place fill 50 percent at one hour. We start with the korean app. Those are unlimited. I got the mixed tofu soup that has beef and seafood. It is good. The Galbi combo was good also. They do give a good amount of meat. My with have the stone bowl bibimbap. I think those are ok. Overall the food is good and the service is good too. Wait is just a little for the food.

Pretty decent Korean place for a quick meal…read more I was in town for a quick trip and stopped in here for dinner. This is a fairly casual spot and you order at counter and then find a seat and wait for the food to come. I ordered a seafood tofu soup as it was cool outside, the beginnings of fall and I had been traveling for awhile and I always like a nice hot warm soup on a cold day to warm everything up inside and out. I also had a Taiwan beer, which I dont see often, so gave it a go. It was a fairly large size, so I didn't finish all of it. It was odd that the woman working the register couldn't serve me the beer and other woman had to come serve it to me. I later asked the lady who couldn't serve me as to why and she said something about a law changing and she needed a license to serve me beer and she didn't have one. I didn't quite understand but ok, whatever. The banchan came first and I enjoyed most of them. The kimchi was a lot spicier than I like and also their small pajeon cubes were super spicy too. Everything else tasted great. My seafood tofu soup came out quickly and it was decent, probably not the best I have ever had but for a college town and for this place being very fast casual, it got the job done. The flavor was on point and I was warm by the end of finishing my soup. Overall, a good place for Korean tofu soup, Id come back.